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Actually I thought to make just like this App but Medial Had done before me

People these days are just starting without properly researching about their product's drawbacks or the gaps. Is it good to start really early and see the problems coming or research about them before starting anything?

Been using Ask Mode over Agent Mode on Cursor lately. Feels like I have way more control and clarity over what’s happening in the code. It’s slower, but I actually understand what’s going on before making a move. Highly recommend if you hate surpr

Does creating a landing page with a newsletter signup before launch actually work for building early traction ?

Hack Used By Startup #6 How 'One Book' Saved Amazon in Its Early Days!! The Problem: When Amazon was starting out, they had a problem with book distributors. These distributors said retailers like Amazon had to buy at least 10 copies of each book.

God really listens to us! I was not very enthusiastic in the past 5-10 days like I used to be during the last 4 months of grind and I had also posted about the "one feature that had stuck my site for over a month " but guess what, the issue got res

Most startup failures aren’t caused by bad ideas. They’re caused by bad sequencing. Founders obsess over what to build. Investors ask how big it can become. But the real question that decides survival is often: “What must be true now for the next s

Early on, I was always looking for faster ways to move ahead. Shortcuts. Hacks. Quick wins. Over time, I’ve realised most real progress comes from doing the boring things consistently even when there’s no immediate payoff. Shortcuts feel producti